Salesforce Screen Flows : How to Make the Screen Components Read Only? | @SalesforceHunt #flow

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In this video, you will learn how to make the screen components read-only in your application. We will be using a web application as an example, but the same principles can be applied to desktop and mobile applications as well.

First, we will discuss the concept of read-only components and their importance in an application. Then, we will demonstrate how to set the read-only property for various types of components, such as text boxes, drop-down lists, and checkboxes.

Next, we will explore how to dynamically switch between read-only and edit modes for components, allowing users to update information only when necessary. We will also discuss how to use validation rules to prevent users from editing certain fields.

Throughout the video, we will provide tips and best practices for implementing read-only components in your application, such as using clear labels and disabling unnecessary controls.

By the end of the video, you will have a good understanding of how to make your screen components read-only, helping to improve the usability and security of your application.

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[agentshevylabs]

Please could you provide the link to the ReadOnly Screen component?
I can't find it in AppExchange

[phaneendraraja]

Instead of using custom lwc, we can use display text screen component to show the field value as read only🤷